continually
1> ,   
2> ,  

continuance
1> , , 
_Ex:
during the continuance of the war    
_Ex:
during his continuance in office   ;  
   
2>   (       
 )
_Ex:
continuance of (in) prosperity   
_Ex:
the continuance of this drought will ruin the harvest
   
3> _.    ,  

4> _. , 
5> _.  (  . .)

continuance performance
1>       ( 
      )

continuant
1> _.   

continuation
1> 
_Ex:
continuation of a story  
_Ex:
continuation of a war  
2> 
_Ex:
continuation of study after the holidays 
    
3> _.     , 
( )

continuation class
1> "  " (   ;
;  )

continuation school
1>   (   
)

continuator
1> 
2> ,    ,   

continue
1> 
_Ex:
to continue work  
_Ex:
he continued living (to live) with his parents  
  
2> , 
_Ex:
the door continued to bang all night    
_Ex:
the work continued day after day   
  
_Ex:
the course will continue throughout the year  
  
_Ex:
how long will this bad weather continue?  
    ?
3> _.  ( ,  )
_Ex:
he was continued in office       
_Ex:
the people continued the President in office for another
term      
4>  (  ,   )
_Ex:
to continue in power   
_Ex:
she still continues in weak health    
_Ex:
the story will be continued in our next issue 
     
_Ex:
to be continued  
5>  
_Ex:
a palisade continues the wall   

6> , 
_Ex:
the road continues for miles     
_Ex:
the desert continues as far as the eye can reach 
   
7> _.    
8> _.   

continued
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
continued story ,   . .  
_Ex:
continued fraction _.  

continuer
1> 

continuing
1> ; 
_Ex:
continuing population growth  ()
 
2> _. 

continuity
1> , , 
_Ex:
a continuity of misfortunes  
2> 
_Ex:
to break the continuity of smb.'s ideas   -

3>  
4>  ,   
 
5> 
6> ,  
_Ex:
continuity writer ,   
7>   ;   
  . .
8> _. 
9> 
_Ex:
continuity of policy  

continuity girl
1> ;    

continuity man
1> _. _.  
2> _. _. ,  , 


continuosly
1> , 
_Ex:
continuosly that tap was dripping continuosly through the
night      
_Ex:
continuosly pointed fire _.   
 

continuous
1> , , 
_Ex:
continuous laughter  
_Ex:
continuous show      
_Ex:
continuous line of cars   
_Ex:
continuous cropping _-.  ; 
_Ex:
continuous function _.  
_Ex:
continuous working _.  
_Ex:
continuous running _.   ;
_.  
_Ex:
continuous fire _.  
_Ex:
continuous service _.  
2> _.  
_Ex:
continuous performance theatre ,  
  
_Ex:
continuous film printer   
  
_Ex:
continuous information  
_Ex:
continuous flow irrigation   
_Ex:
continuous load _.    

_Ex:
continuous kiln  ,   
3> _. 
_Ex:
continuous spectrum _.  
_Ex:
continuous felling   ()
_Ex:
continuous suture _.  
_Ex:
continuous beam _.  
4> _.  ( )
_Ex:
continuous waves _.  
5> _. 
_Ex:
continuous form   ()

continuous creation theory
1> _.    (  )

continuous-duty
1> _.    ; 
  

continuum
1> _. 
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> () 

contoids
1> _pl. _.  ,  

contorniate
1>     
2>   ( , )

contort
1> 
_Ex:
to contort a tree-trunk   
2> 
_Ex:
his features were violently contorted   
 
_Ex:
a face contorted with anger   
_Ex:
to contort a word out of its ordinary meaning 
  

contorted
1> 
2> 

contortion
1> 
2> ; 
_Ex:
contortion s of an acrobat   
_Ex:
I was looking at the contortions of a snake  ,
  
_Ex:
body contortions caused by poison  , 

3> 
_Ex:
such contortions of fact   

4> _. 
5> _.  , 

contortionist
1> , "-"
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
a verbal contortionist  

contortuplicate
1> _. , , 

contour
1> , , 
_Ex:
the contours of the human body   
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
contour he was jubilant over the contour of things 
  
_Ex:
the contours of the present political state of affairs
   
3> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
melodic contour of eighteenth-century music 
  18 
4> ;   ,  
_Ex:
contour map   ,  
_Ex:
contour interval _.  
_Ex:
contour farming (tillage) _-.  
_Ex:
contour irrigation _-.  ,  
 
5> ; ;   (-.)
_Ex:
contour sheets   
_Ex:
contour couch _.     
;  
6>  ;   
7>  (  . .)     

contour feathers
1> _.   ()

contour lint
1> _. ,   ; , 
 

contour-chasing
1> _.    
2> _.  

contour-flying
1> _.    
2> _.  

contouring
1> , ,  
2> _. 

contra
1>   (-.)
_Ex:
to weigh all pross and contras     
2> ;  ( )
3>  (-.)

contra-
1>    .   
, :
_Ex:
contradiction 
_Ex:
contra-rotation    
_Ex:
contraceptive 

contra-bassoon
1>  (. )

contraband
1> 
_Ex:
contraband of war   (,
       
 )
2>  
3> _. _.   (   
1861-65 )
4> 
_Ex:
contraband goods  
5> _.  

contrabandist
1> 

contrabass
1> _.  (. )

contracept
1> _.  ;  


contraception
1>  ;  


contraceptive
1>  
2> , 

contraclockwise
1>    
2>   

contract
1> , , ;
_Ex:
contract of purchase (of sale)  -
_Ex:
contract of insurance  
_Ex:
contract period  
_Ex:
contract under seal   
_Ex:
to make (to enter into) a contract with   
_Ex:
to accept (to approve) a contract  
_Ex:
to award a contract _.  
_Ex:
to be engaged on a contract to supply smth., to be under
contract for smth.     -
2>  
3> , 
4> _.  (. )
5> _. _.  (  ,
. );   
6> _.     
7> _. _. -
8> ;  , , 
_Ex:
contract price  
_Ex:
contract value  ,   
 
_Ex:
contract law  
_Ex:
contract surgeon _.  
9>  , , , ; 
  
_Ex:
to contract to build a house    

_Ex:
to contract a marriage with smb.   
 -.
10>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to contract an alliance with a foreign country 
   
11> , 
_Ex:
to contract good habits   
_Ex:
to contract debts  
12>  ()
_Ex:
to contract a disease 
13>   ,  
14> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to contract muscles  
_Ex:
to contract a word  
15> , ; 
_Ex:
the heart contracts by the action of the muscles 
   
_Ex:
the valley contracts as one goes up it   
 
16> ; 
_Ex:
to contract one's forehead  
_Ex:
to contract one's eyebrows  
17> _.  
_Ex:
wool fibers contract in hot water    
 

contract bridge
1> _. -

contract in
1> ()     

contract labor
1> _.  ,   
( )

contract out
1> ()    , 
(-)
_Ex:
to contract out of trading with...    ...

contracted
1>  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
contracted brow  
_Ex:
contracted kidney _.  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
contracted mind  
_Ex:
contracted ideas  
4> , 
_Ex:
contracted form  
_Ex:
contracted word  

contractibility
1> _. 
2> _.   

contractibleness
1> _. 
2> _.   

contractile
1> , 
_Ex:
contractile action  
2> , 
_Ex:
contractile tissue    
_Ex:
contractile undercarriage _.  

contractility
1> , 

contracting
1> 
_Ex:
contracting parties  
2>  (   . .)

contraction
1>   
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
contraction of a disease ,  
3> , , 
4> _. 
5> , 
6> ,  ; 
7> _.  
8> ;  (   . .)

contractive
1> , ;   , 

contractor
1> 
_Ex:
contractor work  
2> _.  
3>   (), 

contractual
1> 
_Ex:
contractual obligations  

contracture
1> _. , 
2> _.    ()

contracyclical
1> _.       

contradance
1> _.  ( )

contradict
1> 
_Ex:
the two reports contradict each other   
  
_Ex:
the results of the experiment contradicted his theory
      
2> 
_Ex:
don't contradict me   !;    !
3> ; 
_Ex:
to contradict a statement  

contradiction
1> ; , 
_Ex:
to be in contradiction (with)  -.
_Ex:
your attitude is in contradiction with your character 
     
_Ex:
contradiction in terms  
2> 
_Ex:
an official contradiction of the rumours 
 
3> , , 
_Ex:
spirit of contradiction  
_Ex:
he spoke without fear of contradiction  , 
.    

contradictious
1> _.  , , 
_Ex:
contradictious spirit  
2> , 

contradictive
1> 

contradictor
1> , 
2> 

contradictory
1> ,  ; 

2> 
_Ex:
contradictory assertions  
3> _. 
4>  ; 
_Ex:
contradictory nature  , 
5> , , 
_Ex:
schemes contradictory to common sense , 
 

contradistinct
1> _. ,  


contradistinction
1> _. 
_Ex:
in contradistinction to (. from)   

contradistinguish
1> _. 

contrafagotto
1>  (. )

contraflexure
1> _.  , 

contraflow
1> ,  

contrahent
1> _.  
2> _. 

contrail
1>   ()

contraindicant
1> _.  ( )

contraindicate
1> _.  

contraindication
1> _. 

contraindicative
1> _. 

contralateral
1> _. , 

contralti
1> _pl.  contralto

contralto
1> _. 
2> 

contranatant
1>   
_Ex:
contranatant migrations of fish    

contranatural
1> _. 

contraoctave
1> _. 

contrapose
1> 

contraposition
1> ; 
_Ex:
in contraposition to (with)   (-.,
-.)
2> _. 

contrapositive
1> _. , 
2> 

contraprop
1> _. _.    

contraption
1> _.  . 

contrapuntal
1> _. , 
2> _. 

contrariety
1> _. , , 

_Ex:
how can these contrarieties agree?    
 ?
_Ex:
contrariety to sound reason   ,
   

contrarily
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
to testily contrarily  
2> _. ,   
3> , 

contrariness
1> , 

contrarious
1> _. , 
2> _. , , 

contrariwise
1> , 
2>   ,   
3> . , 

contrarotation
1>    

contrary
1>  , 
_Ex:
on the contrary 
_Ex:
to the contrary   , 
_Ex:
instructions to the contrary  
_Ex:
I will come tomorrow unless you write me to the contrary 
 ,     ,    
_Ex:
just (quite) the contrary   
_Ex:
it is just the contrary of what you told me  ( )
  ,    
_Ex:
I have nothing to say to the contrary   
2>  _pl. 
_Ex:
to interpret by contraries   
_Ex:
many things in our lives go by contraries   
   ,    
_Ex:
greams go by contraries     
 
3> ; 
_Ex:
contrary news  
_Ex:
they hold contrary opinions    
_Ex:
contrary motion _.  
4>  
_Ex:
contrary wind  
5>  ( )
6> _. , , , 
_Ex:
contrary child  
_Ex:
contrary disposition  

contrary to
1> , 
_Ex:
to act contrary to the rules   
_Ex:
he acted contrary to my wishes    

_Ex:
contrary to my expectations all went well  
   
_Ex:
to act contrary to nature   

contraseasonal
1>     ;  
  
_Ex:
contraseasonal drop in price of eggs   
 

